Category: Facade Innovations

By Lily Li Since more companies have to return to the office full -time in 2025, job design plays a larger role than ever. After years of hybrid and remote work, people have got used to working in comfortable and flexible environments. To make the transition easier, the offices must be more inviting, functional and… Continue reading 2025 office design trends for an appealing workplace

An empowering example The architectural scope of a supplement to add a Gothic resuscitation bench from 1880 in the South Melbourne has now been completed. The project is noticeable because it was completely managed by a purely female team. The project entitled BVIA on Bank was commissioned by Anne Michaels, the director of the developers… Continue reading Supplement to 1880 Gothic Bank Complete, led by a purely female team

While there are a variety of trends that influence the selection of the tiles for the kitchen, the bathroom, laundry room and other rooms throughout the house, two are currently influencing their influence when it comes to floating floors. The hug of nature and biophilic design has led to a number of materials and tones,… Continue reading Guard flooring – kitchen and bathroom design news

Give us the Skinny Melbourne Place fits directly in. Photo by Derek Swalwell Melbourne Place is a seductive new design hotel in Melbourne's CBD. The warm and sultry look is the kind permission of the architecture and design company Kennedy Nolan based in Melbourne. The hotel's brick facade is a hat ship for the characteristics… Continue reading Review: Melbourne Place, Melbourne

This regularly planned sponsor column was written by Eli Tucker, Arlington Realor and Arlington Resident. If you want to work with Eli and his team in North Virginia and the greater DC, you can reach him directly from Eli@Eliresidential.com. Eli and his team believe that their real estate needs should be managed by consultants, not… Continue reading Ask ELI: 2025 Home Design Trends

The Miami Design District gets another exciting luxury shop because Manolo Blahnik has just opened his doors in the shopping mecca. In an exclusive interview, we come together with Kristina Blahnik, the CEO of Manolo Blahnik, to better understand her creative vision behind this exciting company. From the inspiration of Art -deco masters and contemporary… Continue reading Kristina Blahnik when he opened the first Manolo in Miami

4 Can colors be both stylish and ready for performance? Yes. Cubitts just started his first performance sunglasses. The tailor-made glasses brand designed and made especially for runners and has teamed up with soar to debut the cirrus frame. The groundbreaking technical colors come from an ultra -light Titan skeleton with integrated, crossed nasal cushions… Continue reading 5 stylish articles to buy this week – March 3rd

Kangan Institute has Opened the doors for the new health and community center for excellence – a professional educational institution in Broadmeadows in the north of Melbourne. According to Architectus, which designed the project, the facility was designed “to combat the urgent lack of qualified experts in Australia in the sectors for care and support”.… Continue reading In Melbourne, the facility to form the healthcare system opens up in healthcare

According to the interior design expert, the “quietly colorful” trend dominates the interior design in 2025. Benjamin Moores Color of the Year and broader color trends pallet for 2025 focuses on viable, grounding tones that offer a calming setting for decoration with color and itself from everything, everything, A Color expert from Benjamin Moore has… Continue reading “Quiet colorful” color trend, which is huge in 2025

If and when the Union Pier is expanded as an expansion of the historic Charleston, one of the most popular and photographed characteristics will with quite a certain certainty be the historical piece that is already there: a brick ruin that is everything that remains of a rice mill from the 1830s. Ruin comes from… Continue reading Work to save the facade of the Bennett rice mill to a corner | comment